Hekman Library often collects the books that are written by January Series speakers. This year's list of speakers is no exception. Here are a sample along with their most recent publications and where to find them on the library shelves:

• Todd Charles Wood (Thurs., Jan. 9)
  • The Fool and the Heretic: How two scientists move beyond labels to a Christian dialogue about creation and evolution (Ministry Resource Center, BS651 .W72 2019)
  • The Quest: Exploring creation's hardest problems (BS651 .W72 2018)
• Sandra Postel (Friday, Jan. 10)
  • Replenish: the virtuous cycle of water and prosperity (ebook only; 2017 pub. date)
• Jonathan Haidt (Monday, Jan. 13)
  • The Coddling of the American Mind: How good intentions and bad ideas and setting up a generation for failure (JC599 .U5 L85 2018)
• Cathy O'Neil (Tues., Jan. 14)
  • Weapons of Math Destruction: How big data increases inequality and threatens democracy (QA76.9 .B45 O64 2017)
• Alice Marie Johnson (Mon., Jan. 20 - in celebration of MLK Day)
  • After Life: My journey from incarceration to freedom (HV9275 .J64 2019 - New Books Shelf, 3rd fl.)
• Mitch Albom (Tues., Jan. 21)
  • Finding Chika: a little girl, an earthquake, and the making of a family (HV1061 .A43 2019 (New Books Shelf, 3rd fl.)
• Karen Gonzalez (Mon., Jan. 27)
  • The God Who Sees: Immigrants, the Bible, and the journey to belong (on order; will be available soon)